Cal Women's Basketball

After a rollercoaster of a 2021-2022 season, the Bears are ready to rebound.

Over the weekend, Cal women’s basketball welcomed two new faces to its team: Sirena “Peanut” Tuitele and Claudia Langarita.

In 2022, Cal women’s basketball players Cailyn Crocker and Sierra Richey’s work to strive for a more equal, inclusive society continues.

Once the queen of Corona, Jayda Curry has quickly become the cornerstone of Cal women’s basketball in just one year in Berkeley.

After the loss, Smith praised Curry for handling the pressure of being Cal’s best player all season, especially given the fact that she’s just a freshman.

Cal is this year's most unlikely dark horse contender. The Bears did force overtime against Utah a few weeks ago, so a first-round upset isn’t out of the question.

The Cal women's basketball team hopes to conclude its whirlwind of the 2021-2022 season on a high note, as it prepares to host the Washington schools.

Despite the sudden cancellation of the Arizona State matchup, Cal women’s basketball had a display of domination Wednesday afternoon.

In the first quarter against Utah, Charmin Smith’s Cal women's basketball team looked like an entirely different basketball squad.

Utah represents a completely different and perhaps tougher challenge given how well the Utes have played as of late, especially on the offensive side of the floor.